Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	handshakes	Europe	Handshakes are common and respectful greetings in professional and social European culture.	9
2	handshakes	Japan	In Japanese culture, bowing is the main and more respectful greeting gesture, with handshakes being less common and used for formal interactions.	9
3	handshakes	United Kingdom	In the UK, handshakes are a common and expected form of greeting, showing respect and confidence.	7
4	handshakes	Canada	Handshakes are a common form of greeting in both formal and informal settings in Canadian culture.	4
5	handshakes	cross-cultural	Handshakes, a cross-cultural greeting gesture, have been affected by the pandemic for hygiene and safety reasons.	2
6	handshakes	Brazil	In Brazil, handshakes typically involve strong eye contact and a firm grip.	1
7	handshakes	Hygienist	In Hygienist culture, avoiding handshakes is seen as a hygienic practice to reduce the spread of germs.	1
8	handshakes	Italy	In Italy, handshakes are often accompanied by a light touch on the arm or shoulder.	1
9	handshakes	Netherlands	In the Netherlands, handshakes are typically done with a light grip and minimal eye contact.	1
10	handshakes	Preventive measures	Handshakes are avoided in some cultures as a preventive measure to minimize the risk of spreading germs and diseases.	1
11	handshakes	Russia	In Russia, handshakes typically involve strong eye contact and a firm grip.	1
12	handshakes	Sri Lanka	Handshakes are not commonly used in traditional greetings in Sri Lanka, except in westernized urban areas.	1
13	handshakes	Sweden	Handshakes in Sweden are typically characterized by a light grip and minimal eye contact.	1
14	handshakes	Telecommunication professionals	Handshakes are uncommon among telecommunication professionals, particularly in virtual meetings.	1
15	handshakes	informal social gatherings	Handshakes are common in informal social gatherings, but physical contact like hugs or kisses on the cheek may be more prevalent as a form of greeting.	1